FEATHERSTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 March 1941, Page 7

FEATHERSTON

KAHUTARA SCHOOL PICNIC AT RACECOURSE. (“Times-Age" Special.) The Kahutara Schoo! picnic was held at the Tauherenikau racecourse yesterday. The weather was perfect and there was a large attendance of parents and children. Thanks are expressed to Mr. F. W. Smith and G. Cook. Ltd., for donations. The various races resulted as follows: — Pre-school age: Brian Welsh 1, Allan Sadler 2. Bob Bentley 3 Under six: Tui Himona 1. Ken Hubbard 2. Stuart Ross 3. Under seven: Ray Cook 1, Barry Clay 2. Barbara Sutherland 3. Girls under nine: Ngaire Maisey 1, Noeline Himona 2, Casse Cook 3. Boys under 11: John Bargh 1, Don Sadler 2, Alan Ross 3. Girls under 11: Isabel Humphries 1. Ngaire Flutey 2, Norma Stuart 3. Boys under 11: Abe Matenga 1. Cameron Pottinger 2. Bob Bargh 3. Girls under 12: Elva Enoka 1. Beryl McKay 2. Molly Pope 3. Boys under 12: Tom Ness 1, Vivian Ruka 2, Douglas Flutey 3. Girls, 12 and.over: May Flutey 1, Annie Matenga 2, Mavis Ness 3. Boys 12 and over: Tom Hubbard 1, Bill Stuart 2. Jim Himona 3. Relay (Stds. 4—6): Mavis Ness. May Flutey, Isobel Humphries, Beryl McKay, Mick Stuart, Molly Pope 1. Relay (Primers and Std. 2): Don Sutherland. Ray Cook, Ngaire Flutey, Betty Flutey. 1. Girls’ Sack Race: May Flutey 1. Maris Nees 2, Isobel Humphries 3. Boys' Sack Race: Jim Himona 1. Mick Stuart 2. Bob Bargh 3. Girls' three-legged Race: Ngaire Flutey and Noeline Himona 1, May Flutey and Annie 2. Joan Siemonel: and Molly Pope 3. ' Boys' threelegged race: Vivian Ruka and Bill Stuart 1. Douglas Flutey and Keith Sinclair 2. -Mick Stuart and Jim Himona 3. Skipping, girls: May Flutey 1. Annie Matenga 2, Molly Pope 3. Skipping, boys: Tom Hubbard 1, Mick Stuart' 2, Douglas Flutey 3. Girls' jockey race: May Flutey and Gay Stuart 1. Annie Matenga and Noma Stuart 2. Boys’ jockey race: Bill Stuart and Brian Welsh 1. Tom Hubbard and Allan Sadler 2. Girls’ backward: May Flutey 1, Elva Enoka 2. Annie Matenga 3. Boys' backward: Bill Stuart 1, Tom Hubbard 2, Mick Sluart 3. Giris’ wheelbarrow: May Flutey and Elva Enoka 1. Noeline Himona and Ngaire Flutey 2. Molly Pope

and Noma Stuart 3. Boys' wheelbarrow: Bill Stuart and Lloyd Nikolaisen 1, Tom Hubbard and Bob Bargh '2. Mick Stuart and Keith Sinclair 3. Girl',’ consolation: Betty' Flutey (Pukio) 1, Betty Glutey 2, Gwen Hubbard 3. Boy:/ consolation: Don Sutherland 1, Allan Russ 2. Sluart Ross 3. One mile: James Juno 1. Tom Ness and John Bargli. equal. 2. Married Women’s race: Mrs. Sinclair 1, Mrs. Sutherland 2, Mrs. Welsh 3. Married men’s race: Mr. Welch 1, Mr. Sadler 2. Single women: Miss O. Stansell 1, Miss J. Hood 2, Miss T. Scadden 3.

PATRIOTIC EFFORT SUCCESSFUL SHOP DAY. A very successful shop day was held in. the Town Hall yesterday in aid of the £1,000,000 appeal fund. The stalls were sold out early in the afternoon. The stallholders were: Produce, Mesdames A. Robbins, D. C. Collins, C. Pearce. R. Barton. S. Benton, G. Yule, W. Feast, Seagar, R. Donald, Messrs. S. Benton, R. Hardy. The amount taken was £55 13s lOd. Cukes, Mesdames Sharp. McKenzie, Cundy, Bergh, Holland, Hunter (amount taken. £l7 8s fid); aprons. Miss Goodrich (£4); soft drinks, Mesdames Davis. Willett and Harkness (£2 3s lOd); jumble, Mesdames Riddiford. M. Williams. Miss D. Chisholm (£19): flower stall. Mrs Arch Clark (£7 Is 9d); sweets. Mesdames Tutbury. Alexander. Tilly. Miss Wil-, kinson (£lO 9s lOd); tea rooms, Mesdames Lawson, Shepherd. Peene. McKenna, Charles, Gordon. King, Lowell, Hardy, Carl yon (£ll fis with £4 5s 6d for a raffle to be handed in).

The competition winners were: Sack of wheat, Mrs. Burt; ham, Mrs. J. C. Bidwill; chocolates, Mrs Elder (amount realised. £4 5s 6d); sucking pig. Mi’s. Lawson; box of sweets, Mrs Campbell Pearce; cake, Mrs. Percy Gain; bag, Mrs. M. Fenwick (£1 9s): dinner, Mrs. A. Viles. A donation of £3 3s was received from the Cross Creek Social Club. The total amount realised was £135 13s. Patriotic Appeal. Mrs G. S. Sharp has offered £5 to the Patriotic Appeal provided 19 others subscribe a like sum.